Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Price
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Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
4 Day(s)
Language
English
Location
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Course Overview
This course helps architects to gain the skills required to design an HPE Aruba Networking Campus Access switching solution. An architect is an IT professional proficient in interpreting technical requirements to create and design secure, redundant, scalable, resilient, or high-performing infrastructure-consistent with appropriate validated solution guide per business needs. Architects are able to interpret complex requirements and constraints to design an optimal HPE Aruba Networking solution.
The candidate can take HPE Aruba Networking solutions and articulate the business value to multiple stakeholders. The architect needs to have vast technical knowledge across the products and solutions. These solutions may require a migration and/or deployment strategy from/into an existing architecture. They need to understand the design implications of third-party interoperability (hardware/software). Additionally, the candidate will have extensive experience building solutions and optimizing applications and workloads.
Ideal candidate for this course
We strongly recommended that the candidate have their Campus Access professional level certification (ACP – CA) prior to taking this course and the associated exam. The ideal candidate for this certification is a senior technical professional. Examples of appropriate experience may include: principal engineer, network consultant, presales consultant, solutions architect, networking SME, network security architect, or technical member from architecture teams.
What You’ll Learn
Discover Requirements
Define the goals
Identify current environment (possible constraints, depending on project)
Identify the objectives
Collect information
Analyze Requirements
Determine possible high-level solutions
Map the requirements into technical solutions
Evaluate the proposed solution against the known dependencies and project objectives
Document assumptions
Architect the Solution
Identify the solution options that meet the business needs
Design high-level topologies
Select the correct products
Determine the appropriate overlay and underlay design
Validate that the design meets the original requirements
Propose the Solution
Create the design documentation
Present the solution
Create final design
